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THE e1SIGNAL : GODERIUlI ONTARIO
BEST $2.00 SHOES, TOO !
W 13 have said a great deal lately about our two most famous liuea of
/1 Sherr, the
WALK -OVER for Meng
and the
QUEEN QUALITY for Women.
Hut we do not wish you to overlook the fact that we also carry the
best $2.00, 2.;.0, $2 75 and $3.00 lines that woney can buy.
Below we give you some idea of cur sterling value. :
Moo's Mineola and Bon ('alt Bale. medium we th' sots, extension edge,McKay 2,00
sewn or riveted, all size*, at per talr • 5p
Men's Box Calf Rai.. extra heavy extnei'oo sole, ooweet toe, fancy punch 12.50
vamp, per pair, only . ... ................ ..... •V
Mese Doneola or Box ('all Bab, Uocdlasr eels, heavy exteoslon sole, rote
stttoh, latest etylee,any Cal, at.... .... .... ......... ... .
$2.75 and $3.00
In Men's Heavy Boots we have all grades from $1.00 up.
We have a splendid rauge of Women's Wear, from $1.H25 up to
famous Queen Quality at e3.75.
Repalriug promptly and well done.
our
E.powN1NG.
RED FRONT 811ORE. Next J. Wilton. Drug Store
Ihte »i nnx,
1. PtralJOUap
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
MY e, aleasLYe5 T
OODERIOII, THURSDAY. MAY 21, 1901
- MITCULL.ees hie finish,
-"A CAMS:RON never will yield."
-Join the mach of the CAMERON man.
-We have met the enemy and he is ours.
- Five o'clock this evening will tell the
tale.
-Facing.Both-Ways MrrteatL finds it
heaty travelliag on the political pike.
-Somebody has said that our goody.
goody friends should be called the Goo Gone.
- MAw:Aacr L. tial srrAZD r net its pull•
tics this (ainpairs, but C.Aatorrs Wu:•
ants is.
-Keep up West Huron's good record by
sending s man of recognized ability to the
Legislature.
-CAMELON's address at Dungannon will
take first place in the line of Domination
speeches in West Huron.
-Many electors by voting roe CAMERON
will express their lack of eoohdeuce in Mr,
W stuuuT and nit following.
-CAMERON'S name is at the top in the
ballot paper, and CAMssote's rote will he at
the head of the heap on election night
-A gentleman wno l. heard-tasearlbe.
unaLL at Benmiller Thursday evening says
his remarks were "rampageous" -whatever
Um means.
- That BenmiUer public meeting seems to
have been more than enough for .ioaas
MrroinW... He hu gone Irak to the hole
In the wall methods.
-Mr. MITCHELL doesn't like to have his
`r pilgrimage through the riding with Mr.
Jon BEcx cha mete ized as the "Whiskey•
and•Water Alliance."
-Mayor Casinos: n his municipal office
hu shown himself a (aeries. defender of the
public interests. Why should he not de
jest as well in the hasher sphere at Toronto'
-If you Tote for Carlson you will at
least knew what you ere doing. Um
e assts
has not taken ,the trouble to explain him-
self to the electors, and doe. not deserve
their rapport.
- W hat's the matter with Prohibitionist
TODD, Prohibitionist "DicK" BLACK, Pro.
hibitionist N ILLIAM CAMI'BILL, and Prohi.
bituoniet Jamie Mrroem,L' Why don't
they hoist their prohibition flag on the
Editorial page of The -Mee
- The relative merit* of CAMIHN•N and
MeremiLL 'toad out In strong contrast at
Dungannon on Thurolay last. The former
was bold, honest, self•reliant and with the
ring of truth in every utterance; the latter
MSS narrow, insincere, wobbling and cant.
parading in every statement.
-The still -tient eampaigu is the right
kiwi of campaign for a man who tries to be
on hoth sides of the fence at nnee, An
honest candi'ate is willing to express his
views on the public platform in every part
of the tiding. Vote for CAMEK"N and ex
press your admiration of honest campaign
methods. `.-
-The greatest fiction of the present cam
paign is Mill CHARLOTTE Wtoclha' ghost
■ aor.L that the licensed yictaliers maid_
Hon. o.. ogee X6,000 to ging in the
referendum legislation, and then that they
paid Col J P. W Rireey 810,000 to take his
stand against prohibition if Mir N to
nu.. finds any one fool enough to believe
that story .he will he able to say that ehe
should not be the only candidate for e
lunatic asylum If the leaders of the two
great parties of this Province are.the aort
of teen that Miss Wtotr: ase endeavors to
maks them out to be they should be behind
penitentiary hare ; if en the other tend
they are innoeent-seri who would dare to
dnubt their innocence -Mir C,iosimT.
Wto"tes should he under lock and key
either in an asylum or in a jail.
THEY ARE GATHERING HOME.
BEFORE Mr. CAMERON began his
..00euful blur of the constituency of
West Huron, and before he became
personally known to the people, a
somber of false and malicious state
g ent& were put in circulation by his
opponents with the intention of di..
crediting him.
In the weeks that hove intervened
we are pleased to say that the ghost
which was called up by these false
statements has been laid, and we are
in a position to state that now little
or no objection exists among the tem-
perance Liberals of the riding. Of
course there aro one or two kickers
here and there, but these, like the
poor, are always with us at election
times. They are usually a class of
men who claim more knowledge and
more influence than they possess, and
they are always sure to find this fact
out on the evening of election day.
As we said before, the Liberal boys
who have been dissident are gathering
back home -home to the grand old
party which is always willing to re
ceive them. A strong illustration of
this was,given on Friday evening at
Mr. CAMERON'S meeting at Martin's
schoolhouse, when an influential term-
er named Rouser TtoreoN rose at
the conclusion of the candidates ad-
dress and stated that although lie had
been a dissentient previously he was
now so satisfied with the ability and
integrity of the candidate that he was
preparod to work from now on to tri-
umphantly elect Mr. CAMERON on the
29th of May. At the close of the
meeting the remaining die entient of
the polling sub -division informed Mr.
CAMERON that ilia doubts had been
cleared away, and that his vote and
-influence would go for the Liberal
candidate and the Liberal peril: -
And so it goes all along the line.
SNAP SHOTS.
- Remember Roes.
-It's all over but the shouts.
- Ross, CanseoI and Ontario.
-The Steam is all out of "Truthful
J
AMR."
-Stick to the work until 5 o'clock
on the 29th.
- -See CAMnhoie'e majority roll up
on election day.
�lo:,ba-Loosatt J1lrcast.t,wbicb
is it -Whiskey or Water?
-"There will be a hot time in the
old town" on election night.
-The ' Barebones" candidate will
get his bumps on Thursday evening.
- JAMES MITCHELL'S following is
like the fag iced st. a hit -and mise car-
pet.
-The best kind of prayer for sue
Cess in an election is honest, hard
work.
-There is s good deal of whi.key
behind MITCHELL'S prohibition calm
paign.
If James MITrHEt.t. a one of the
salt of the earth, he is one of the kind
that has lost its savor.
now he 1s yelping for prohibition and
the license policy at the same time.
That's tete sort of juwpingjack he is.
-The majority against the Two-
faced Candidate in West Huron
promises to be the largest ever given
egainsteany Oppositiou candidate since
1886.
- Did any one ever see a line iu
The Star condemuing the Tory rescali•
Om in Wast Huron in 1892 or, for
that matter, any other of the thous•
ands of Tory rascalities 1
- CAMERON stands for truthfulness,
honesty, ability and good govern
stent. MITCHELL represents duplicity,
crooked politics, mediocrity, and gov-
ernmental impossibility. •
-JAM Ks MrrcaIILL said at the nom-
ination that after the election he and
M. G. CAMKKUN would still be Brother
Scots. If so, why doesn't ho call oft
Mo. CAMaRON'e traducers?
-When is Brother M1tcssl.L going
to fling to the breeze hie flag in the
battle for Prohibition?
--The Star mut have taken a
retching powder last week to get all
the bile ofl its crapulent stomach.
- This Scotch business is great, and
it doesn't make much difference
whether it is butter -scotch or hot -
scotch.
-Mttcnuut and his alleged hu
mility and goodness' remind 11
forcibly of TTuaa$oa., oho wan "so
very 'umhle."
- "Six days shalt thou labor" -ex-
cept w hen a truly good man is trying
to ride two horses going in different
directions at an election contest, and
then he must take in the whole seven.
- Wheu JAMU Macau'. is wiped
oft the political arena on Thursday
evening, there will be an elegant op-
portunity for the alleged Prohibition
outfit to sing, "Oh where is my boy
tonight?"
Matt, VI --24- 'No man can serve
two masters ; for either he will hate
the one and love the other, or else he
will hold to the one and despise the
other. Ye cannot serve God and
mammon."
- Prohibitionist candidate MIT-
CHELL reserve. to himself the right to
circulate his election cards through
the medium of hotels and through
other sources.. Certainly, oid man
make your friends work for you.
-J�I1tt MITCIIILL doesn't like the
speech that was made by D. McGILLI-
CUDDY at the prohibition meetipg held
at the Temperance Hall, but he did
not undertake to say that there was a
single misstatement of fact is it.
- hues lIlIrCasLL's fore and aft
attitude on Toryism and Prohibition
reminds us of the man who met a dog
on the road that growled and wagged
his tail at the same time. The owner
of the dog said, "Don't mind him,"
but the chap who didn't know the
dog wasn't so sure about that and said
didn't know which end of the dog
to believe.
- -In the biographical sketch which
JAMES MITCHELL ssvde to The Mail,
to appear aide by side with his picture
as A Tory candidate, he claims that he
has been
18 years secretary of the Conser-
vative Association in West Huron.
18 years secretary of the (lode -
rich hoard of Trade, and
10 years secretary of the G.N.W.
Exhibition,
And everyone in Goderich knows
that he hag brought each of these insti-
tutions almost to death's door by his
absolute incompetence.
-How the Goderich people at the
Dungannon nomination laughed when
MITCHELL" claimed that he was the
consulting actuary of M. G. CAMERON
in lifting the town out of the Slough
of Despond. Why, there isn't a man,
woman or child that would ask MIT -
- If the temperance Liberals will
only take stock of the men who are
yelli.g for MITCHELL and Prohibition,
it will suffice.
- MtTCHIIL, prating in favor o
temperance and morals, when con
treated with his past record, reminds
one of Ratan preaching righteousness.
-J AMR MITCN*LL shouted and
w rote far the "Equal Rights" agitation
in 11490 ; he voted for the Patron can-
didate in 1894, he was back on the
Conservative platform in 1898, and
HAVE you seen --- - - -
our stock of -
SPRING AND
SUr1rlER
SHOES
We carry every Zine of
seasonable Footwear at
reasonable prices. We
quote a few special lines
just here and invite you to
come at any time to in-
spect our stock.
W.SHARMAN
EVERY BUYER
PLEASED WITH
OUR SHOES.
CHELL'S advice about the beet way to
dry a wet hen And the foolish fel•
low thinks that he is a whole advisory
board. Well, that is rich.
-Why doesn't JAW MITCHELL
say • word or two in favor of the can-
didacy of his brother prohibitionist,
GEORGE F. MARTEN, in North Toronto?
Strain the Air
AND KEEP OUT
Flies,
Bugs and
Mosquitos.
WE HAVE
Screen Doors
and Windows
made up -hi Standard Sizes. Others adjustable to
any desired size.
\ TOUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
N. D. ROUGVIE,
1 'Pose SO
J. H.f'COLBORNE
Cash or Predacti
Dress Musllns
Bleak, Colored. Bleak
aad Willie and Weise la
priow, Bo, 90, 100, 124110
14c, Ib), 170, 20 ,
25e, 300, 35o and 500.
The largest raogeof Drew
Muslim ever seen la
Uoderiob.
Laoe Curtains. ,
50e, 76o, 85e, 903. 11 00.
81 25,81.50.81,75, $2.00,
$2 25, $2 50. $2.75,$3 00,
$3 25, 83 60 sod $4.60.
White and colored Car -
tale Muslim', frilled.
Frilled Curtain Brussels
Net aid Art Mnallaa
Parasols.
Dirges from the maker.,
.ad et Bed Kook Prices :
50o. 750, $1 00, $1 25,
$1.60, $1.75. $1.90,82 00,
$2 25, 112.75. $3.00 aad
$4.00, and values rlabt.
hurt Walat#,
1e Black Sattuaa,$1,1b.
61.25, 81.60, 81.75, 82.00
a.1$250. White Wallis
as white floe Mashed,
854 $1,10. 11.25, $1.75,
8200 and 12.26.
Blaok Bataan.
Skirts.
$1.00, $1.60
81.76, $2.00.
Oing;hams.
A bis nage aad sU sew.
83, 10o, 124o, 15e and
200•
Prints.
8000 wade, 6o, 8o, 100
aad 124o. All sew this
spring,
W bile Skl.1 ,
Wait. Wart*,
White Drawees,
Bisok Cashmere
Hose.
20.1 t. 651. Oottes Mess
100 to 400.
We wish to call special attention to the above lines as there is
value to be found anywhere.
Fashion Sheet. tor Msy and Julie ready.
The latest up to date Pattern. for sale, Ibo. 2 !or 253.
no better
J. H. COLBORNE
Have you put away your
FURS
yet???
The new way Is to um
Moth -proof Bags.
They are made in various .tzar. We have
them. The omit is small.
Beatentall Stovepipe Varnish
Coat tee p. pee before putting them
away to psavant rust. Fina for bag -
Mr and all exposed now work.
PRIOE - 20c.
Clidal Furniture Polish
?disk es old things look new.
Package Seeds, Disinfectants,
Patent Medicine*.
. C. GOODS, Chemist,
BEDFORD
BLOCK..,
Lel as Pat ■g year rreerrlpll..s aid ,.-111 Merripla. We d. Ike work as 11 .beuld
be dame.
WALL PAPER
RUSH......
Many of our best lines of
Wall Paper are running out
-the lovely.l'ictures we gave
away did it.
All our 7 cent papers re-
duced - to 5 cenour gilt
1 2c. and 15c. paps reduced
to 10c.
Ingrains," all shade with
ceiling and border to atch.
If you want to get in on our
best bargains, best selectio
lose no time.
The Cash hardware Store. Goderich, Ont.
.gooDs---
DIMARTILINT.
Belts, latest shapes, 50c. to
75c.
Chatelaines -w riot, belt,
hand -from 25c. to #5.00.
OUR SPRING STOCK
ready for inspection, both in trimmed and untrimmed hat..
Trimmed Hats from $1.25 up.
Ready-to-wear Hats from $1.00 up.
Sailors from 1.5c -up. . \ -
Our stock is complete in every line. Call and inspect.
MISS CAMERON,
HAMILTON
STREET, . .
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• �`" r!` E have been in tho Bicycle Business ever
since a Bicycle was a Bicycle, and never be-
ss-
fore
e-fore have we had such a variety to make a choice from, nor has the value ever been
Bo _g
STEARNS BRANTFORD RACYCLE MITCHELL
ow-
d.�
CEO. W. THOMSON & SON
CRESCENT WORLD HYSLOP
ADLAKE CROWN Etc.
Also a number of used Wheels, some almost as good as new, at surprisingly
low prices.
If you need anything in Bicycle Repair. we carry a hill line, and our repair dep,rtment is supplied with a l the
E equipment necessary to turn out good work, and is in ehagc of a firstvisas repair mot
ten thirty years of ex•
in the Piano and Organ Business we are no novices, wiener' to worth inn.
• '-- iderahle to you. 1i&ve von .ren "air Dominion Pianos and Organs, the host value male in Canada, also our
Wormwith Pianos and Goderich Organs.
E burin... to 'how you the superior pointe el our instrument* We have a few gnat .m -end hand Organs.
l(ven if t•ou do not intend to buy plat now call nn 0• and we will lie 0040t0 In *how you what we hate it is our
EIn Sewing Machines
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.e *1111 sell he White (rotary and vihr*tor), New Williatfts. Standard. and
Queen. All .applied with the latest attachments aro? guarantee 1 tor ten years a
E We eery a full line of t:n,tor,, Mandoline, Violin., Aecordeone, Hamonuca., Str nge, Mint Music, Music Book., etc.
1f yam de not Ise in kiwi, write and we will he pleased to .end you nealognes of our enrol., or to call on yon
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• WEST SIDE OF SQUARE: - - OODERICH
711U1�111 111 1U 1�11�1U UL
Pocket Books -W a 1 r u s,
real seal, allegator-from 50c.
to $5.00. Our bargains in
$1.00 pocket books sell every
time.
?UN ONLY.
1908 -•-- t908
L/STO EL
le moving forward. Winter tetra beyrloe Jan.
a. 11111. Our raters are reasonable, our dowser
or study thorough andryreotical. Send for oar
Journal and see what we leach. Students may
enter at any time. Two courser of study.
Commercial ard shorthand
C. A. VLEMIN0, A. L. MCINTYRM,
Pres , Eno„
Owen Hours-' Llstewel.
STRACHAN'S
MACHINE AND
BLACKSMITH
SHOP
-AT THE (ILI) STAND -
Victoria gtreet, Godorich
JAS. A. STRACHAN hag
taken over the plant sod business
conducted sucoeeefally fcr eo ueay
veers by hes father, tee late D. K.
Straches, and Intends ',titling the
.bop to ilia most up to dee sea.•
ser possible.
Ile will make a erecialty of all
kinds of repairing., such as
Threshers and Engines, Binders,
Mowers, and all kinds of Farm-
ers' Implements.
Mill Machinery, Marine, Sta-
tionary and Portable Engines
thoroughly overhauled and re-
paired.
Pipe and Steam Fitting.
Machine and Blacksmith Work
of all kinds done to order.
All the specialties manufactur-
ed by the late D K. Strachan
will still be made on the prem-
ises.
Call or write for particulars.
If you want a good Pipe,
50c..Pipes for 25c. An anti
call and see what we can dol
�Jas.
aafor you. 3c. Pipes • for 25c., a LLi
septic pipe -cleaner with every MAC'HHINIST.
$1.00 Pipe. - - -
Enquire for the • Popular,
Book Store and you will be,
directed to •
KIDD'S
BOOK STORE,
Goderich.
Rf1YNAS&CORNELL
UNDERTAERS
1MBALMERS, Etc.,
West side of Nrleare,
t RICH, - ONT.
Night calls promptly answered.
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BEST
THAT'S
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IN
BREAD
PARNELL a DEAN'S
EUREKA BREAD--
Reaches the highest per-
fection possible in Bread -
making.
Purity, nutrition, deli-
ciousness are exemplified
in the finest product of the
modern bakery.
Our patent dough -mix-
ers develop every bit of
nutriment that the flour
contains.
Have our wagon call,
and be convinced.
. P. WESTOBY
t� AGENT.
HAMILTON ST. OODSRIOH.
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